16 European states decided to join forces and stand on the warpath against global warming: residents can not give up before the problem of summer drought and massive fires.
Leaders of European countries declared their desire to unite in the face of the “global enemy” as part of a campaign to expand international efforts to tackle the problem of mass warming.
In particular, the presidents of Cyprus and Sweden identified the climatic collapse of this summer in the countries of Europe (the strongest fires in Greece, drought and poor harvests in Italy, etc.) as the "key challenge of our time."
“The average temperatures have risen seriously against the background of those values that were recorded before the mass development of global industry,” European leaders say. “And we, like no one else, have experienced these changes in the summer months of 2018.” Austrian President Van der Belen is convinced that global warming threatens with serious problems both to the world as a whole and to stability in its individual territories. The leader of Austria is convinced that humanity needs to unite efforts for the well-being of modernity and future generations: "We must resist climate change, or find ways to maximally adapt to the adverse conditions of global warming!"
From 2 to 14 December in Poland there will be a summit dedicated to climate change issues. The key objective of this meeting is to agree on the terms of the Paris Climate Treaty and to determine the next steps to address the problems of global warming.
